Contractor put a 2.77% slope on a new paver stone patio. Is this to much of a slope to use the space?
A place to post about and discuss anything related to landscaping.
A place to post about and discuss anything related to landscaping.
Contractor put a 2.77% slope on a new paver stone patio. Is this to much of a slope to use the space?
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Contractor put a 2.77% slope on a new paver stone patio. Is this to much of a slope to use the space?
Is there any risk with leaving a garden hose anti freeze faucet open 24/7 for a automatic timer for irrigation?
A place for plumbing advice and help. Do not advertise or try to compare pricing.
Is there any risk with leaving a garden hose anti freeze faucet open 24/7 for a automatic timer for irrigation?
Lawn care guides, pictures, and discussions. Read the rules.
Wondering if anyone can guess what brand and colour this composite is on the left? For comparison on the right it is timber tech sea salt grey
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Wondering if anyone can guess what brand and colour this composite is on the left? For comparison on the right it is timber tech sea salt grey
What are my options when adding a small extension for a stair landing on a deck that currently has composite decking?
Is this timber tech composite board a quality product or should I use trex?
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Is this timber tech composite board a quality product or should I use trex?
Hoping to get some suggestions on what type of dairy causes everyone’s flare ups?
A subreddit for discussing acne and how to best treat it.
Is a single 6x6 support on a screw piling sufficient for this small stair landing
Hoping to get some suggestions on what type of dairy causes everyone’s flare ups?
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Building a small 4’x3’ extension on my existing deck to accommodate a new location for stairs and wondering what style of connection is best for the posts
Building a small 4’x3’ extension on my existing deck to accommodate a new location for stairs and wondering what style of connection is best for the posts
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How long of stair stringers can you use before needing a centre support? Found lots of mixed information online
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How long of stair stringers can you use before needing a centre support? Found lots of mixed information online
Looking to have my stairs moved to the front on my deck. Wondering if adding them onto here would work?
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Looking to have my stairs moved to the front on my deck. Wondering if adding them onto here would work?
Should I keep digging deeper for the root flare? Also what should I do with the exposed roots now? It’s foot deep already
A place for the best guides, pictures, and discussions of all things related to plants and their care.
Should I keep digging deeper for the root flare? Also what should I do with the exposed roots now? It’s foot deep already
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Should I keep digging deeper for the root flare? Also what should I do with the exposed roots now? It’s about a foot deep
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Should I keep digging deeper for the root flare? Also what should I do with the exposed roots now?
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Best way to expose root flare on mature poplar trees? Also would this tree require it?
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Best way to expose root flare on mature poplar trees?
We are a community of professionals and hobbyists within the field of arboriculture. This is a place just as much for shop talk as for questions regarding health and upkeep of trees.